I have a pretty fair (and growing) collection of micro pulleys and just love them. Though they are small, they are quite strong and reliable. I have used them to tend prusiks, haul heavy loads, and have even used them to hoist myself into a tree to sit in a tree stand while hunting. I have a wonderful set of fours (Aztec Rock Exotica P41 haul kit) and a bunch of others made by CMI, Notch, DMM, and others. In my opinion you just cannot have too many pulleys. Before long (and for no particular reason) I hope to have everything necessary to set up a highline rescue (English Reeves) system using micro pulleys for practice and just for fun. I will never work in rescue, but I'd like to know how and would like to know that if there was an emergency that I'd know what needed to be done.
Awesome video, thank you so much. I'm interested in same gear for tensioning highlines (to walk on). Super helpful video. Have you heard of a pulley system called the Nifty-Lift? Made in USA looks cool / helpful also. Curious what your take would be. Cheers!
I have a new tool recently non-provisionally patented that I designed and built specifically for the tree industry - provisionally patented by Purdue's Office of Technology and Commercialization. Was told by a TreeStuff customer that you could help with leads toward finding a prototype maker for what amounts to a highly modified pitchfork. How can we exchange information more confidentially?
I’ve sent multiple emails to TreeStuff.com in regards to products listed as “ out of stock, ships ASAP”. Does this mean you have no idea when the product is excepted in; or does this mean you expect to have said product available any day?
Bearings create less friction, meaning a smoother action, higher efficiency pulley and a longer lifespan. ABS isn't affected - for example, the Hitch Climber and Hitch Climber Rapide (the bearing version) have the same breaking strength rating.
Bearings create less friction, which allows for smoother rolling, higher pulley efficiency, and a longer lifespan. It does tend to affect price though.
YOU SHOULD HAVE STATED PRICES FOR THOSE PULLYS...ALSO CAPACITIES OF EACH.I TRYED A FEW OF THOSE ROPE PULLYS,BUT COULD NOT BRING MYSELF TO TRUST THEM.JUST TO LITE MADE,AND THE BEARINGS FAILED ON COUPLE OF THEM.SUPER EXPENSIVE JUNK..I WENT TO WIRE ROPE AND ROLLER BEARING PULLYS,END OF PROBLEMS AND 1/3 THE COST OF ROPE.
I have a pretty fair (and growing) collection of micro pulleys and just love them. Though they are small, they are quite strong and reliable. I have used them to tend prusiks, haul heavy loads, and have even used them to hoist myself into a tree to sit in a tree stand while hunting. I have a wonderful set of fours (Aztec Rock Exotica P41 haul kit) and a bunch of others made by CMI, Notch, DMM, and others. In my opinion you just cannot have too many pulleys. Before long (and for no particular reason) I hope to have everything necessary to set up a highline rescue (English Reeves) system using micro pulleys for practice and just for fun. I will never work in rescue, but I'd like to know how and would like to know that if there was an emergency that I'd know what needed to be done.
I have a basic CMI micro pulley and have thought about getting a minder pulley but heck, the CMI works pushes my Blake's hitch pretty good.
Thanks for the info! Love your stuff, guys! Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Yeahhh.... Saya semakin mengerti alat-alat ini. Tq TreeStuff
Awesome video, thank you so much. I'm interested in same gear for tensioning highlines (to walk on). Super helpful video. Have you heard of a pulley system called the Nifty-Lift? Made in USA looks cool / helpful also. Curious what your take would be. Cheers!
Don't forget the Hydra. Awesome pulley for rope bridges.....
I appreciate you all.
Thanks, Nick.
I have a new tool recently non-provisionally patented that I designed and built specifically for the tree industry - provisionally patented by Purdue's Office of Technology and Commercialization. Was told by a TreeStuff customer that you could help with leads toward finding a prototype maker for what amounts to a highly modified pitchfork. How can we exchange information more confidentially?
Hey Michael! Check out our innovation page here: www.treestuff.com/innovate
I’ve sent multiple emails to TreeStuff.com in regards to products listed as “ out of stock, ships ASAP”. Does this mean you have no idea when the product is excepted in; or does this mean you expect to have said product available any day?
"Out of Stock, Ships ASAP" means we expect it soon. Otherwise it will show an expectation of when we'll have it in stock.
No love for the Hydra and Omni Block 1.1?
What's the difference between bushing and bearings? Rating wise
Bearings create less friction, meaning a smoother action, higher efficiency pulley and a longer lifespan. ABS isn't affected - for example, the Hitch Climber and Hitch Climber Rapide (the bearing version) have the same breaking strength rating.
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Which is better, bushing or bearing ?
Bearings create less friction, which allows for smoother rolling, higher pulley efficiency, and a longer lifespan. It does tend to affect price though.
YOU SHOULD HAVE STATED PRICES FOR THOSE PULLYS...ALSO CAPACITIES OF EACH.I TRYED A FEW OF THOSE ROPE PULLYS,BUT COULD NOT BRING MYSELF TO TRUST THEM.JUST TO LITE MADE,AND THE BEARINGS FAILED ON COUPLE OF THEM.SUPER EXPENSIVE JUNK..I WENT TO WIRE ROPE AND ROLLER BEARING PULLYS,END OF PROBLEMS AND 1/3 THE COST OF ROPE.
Next time!
Two holes just can't compete with the three hole. It's science.